Hi Everyone,You may have noticed the press release about the joining of Fedora Commons and the DSpace Foundation as the DuraSpace organization. Just wanted to let you know that we will highlight this news in a Webinar tomorrow.
The Webinar will provide highlights of the Open Repositories (OR09) conference - with review of program highlights and user groups. Also, Michele Kimpton and I will also provide a brief overview of the DuraSpace organization (as a preview of our strategic plenary session at the user group meetings).
There is still time to SIGN UP for the Webinar - it's free too!
http://www.education-webevents.com/
A full description is below: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What to Expect at the 2009 Fourth Annual Conference on Open Repositories Conferenct (OR09) register at: http://www.education-webevents.com/ Live web event on May 13, 2009 at 9:00am PT; 12:00pm ET A broad range of OR09 topics span repository implementations for education, research, science, and cultural heritage. Tune in for a 60 minute preview of highlights from conference plenary presentations given by Dr. John B. Howard, OR09 Program Chair, Associate University Librarian, Arizona State University Libraries, who will discuss several themes represented in presentations and panels at this year’s conference, including: the role of repositories in emergent data management networks, repositories and the cloud, and strategies for innovation and sustainability in repository applications. DSpace Foundation Director Michele Kimpton will offer highlights from DSpace User Group presentations and Sandy Payette, Executive Director, Fedora Commons, will offer ideas for getting the most out of Fedora User Group sessions.
- Sandy Sandy Payette Executive Director Fedora Commons [email protected]
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